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Still a mother: Parenting after a child has died
   It happens most often when I’m driving. My 9-year-old son will be in the backseat talking or playing a game on my phone. And sometimes in my mind’s eye, next to him, I see his 11-year-old brother, a slightly bigger version but with blue eyes. Sometimes they’ll giggle together or argue about who is taking up more room. I have two sons. It’s just that one of them is **w dead. SEE ALSO: Finding hope when a pregnancy suddenly ends Phoenix was 7 months and 4 days old when he died in July 2005 of bacterial meningitis serogroup B, a strain that, at the time, didn’t yet have an approved vaccine in the U.S. Read more... More about Contributor, Kids, Parents, Family, and Family Parenting ??????? ??????: Still a mother: Parenting after a child has died || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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